Zur Entstehungsgeschichte Des Kanons in Der Römischen Messe

Zur Entstehungsgeschichte Des Kanons in Der Römischen Messe, written by Paul Drews and published in 1902, delves into the developmental history of the Canon within the Roman Mass. This historical study provides a detailed examination of the liturgical traditions and their evolution, offering insights into the structure and significance of this central part of Catholic worship. Drews' work is a valuable resource for understanding the historical and theological underpinnings of the Roman Mass and its enduring influence on Christian liturgy. The book explores the ancient roots and gradual formation of the Canon, making it an essential read for students and scholars of liturgical history and theology.

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